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Over the last few years, the size and weight of head-mounted displays for mixed reality (MR) applications has continued to decrease while also becoming much more comfortable to wear for longer periods of time. But when compared to traditional glasses worn daily by millions of people, the weight and style of MR wearables remains an issue, especially for consumers who often make product purchases based on both form and function. In realizing this, one company has set out to try and satisfy both of these critical elements in the MR segment with new light-weight MR glasses.
Some ideas make money, some change the world. Both are important
Do you plan to pitch your IoT innovation to judges or investors any time soon? Learn from six potentially profitable, world-changing ideas that found their way from different points on the globe to the Sierra Wireless Mobile IoT Innovators Challenge at the Innovation Summit in Paris last month.
As a developer and a consumer, we have all faced the limitations of Subscriber Identification Modules or "SIM” cards, those tiny little chips that fit on your finger tip to provide your mobile device with its own unique phone number as well as the provisioning and billing capabilities that go with it. Who hasn’t spent time digging around for the right tool (or paperclip!) to open the tiny slot and then struggle to replace an old SIM with a new one?
One of the exciting aspects of technology is seeing how different fields converge to provide cool new solutions. As a robotics developer, I’m very excited to see how artificial intelligence (AI) is finding its way into the field of robotics.
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